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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1975
Page
1
Fragmentary text references labor, economy, and infrastructure in a regional area. Mentions Penn, Tioga, Bradford, Corning, Wilkes, and Route 6. Includes notes on a 42 foot structure and a strike. Details are incomplete and not coherent.
Morocco and Mauritania tentative to partition the Spanish Sahara as Spain plans withdrawal early next year, per Moroccan officials. In Spain, Franco remains in critical condition after his third major operation in 12 days with a grave prognosis, doctors report.
Former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. offered to assist Gov. George C. Wallace in his presidential bid. Wallace aide says he is not paid and was thanked for his offer like any other request. Separately Gregg Allman seeks divorce from Cher after a four month marriage, with court action by publication possible in Bibb County. Vladimir Viardo asserts artistic independence on his fourth US tour, celebrating his 26th birthday. Betty Ford welcomes new First Ladies booklet as a step for women's rights at a White House ceremony.
In Ellwood City Jacob Welling, 82, was found barely conscious after a night in a wooded hill area. He was reported in satisfactory condition on Friday, with authorities noting a Wednesday disappearance and Thursday helicopter sighting near Ewing Park.
Paris AP President Ford arrives for a six nation economic summit with France West Germany Britain Japan and Italy. Aide says talks may lift U.S. economy focusing on trade energy and inflation. Ford urged coordinated recovery by 1976 and sustained expansion toward 1977 while resisting protectionist trade moves. The group discussed monetary rules and currency flexibility amid hopes for less devaluation and freer exchange.
The building housing Corry's Senior Citizens Center on West Main and First Avenue will not be deeded to Corry Citizens Center Inc. as owner W W Waterhouse denounces threats. Mayor Kibler supports a future building with commitments from Erie County and unions, while factions argue over control and the center's future.
An Erie frozen food distributor received a 15 month jail sentence after pleading guilty to a fraud scheme described by federal authorities as one of the largest uncovered in western Pennsylvania.
City Council will hold a dual meeting Monday night with a public hearing on downtown renewal revisions and a bid opening by the Municipal Authority for water department property. Councilman Calderone will report on the 1976 budget and its impact on residents while City Administrator Grice fronts multiple items including the East Columbus traffic study, airport and legal letters, and SB 1 discussions. Erie Farms Inc. president Paul Seligson pleaded guilty to falsifying records to obtain more than 1.4 million in loans. the firm faced bankruptcy and a receivership, with overvalued inventory and reduced asset disposal.
A theft at Eckerd Drugs on November led to state auditor Lawrence Laby and Pittsburgh resident 46, Mancino, with officers linking more stolen pills to PAID Prescriptions Inc. Bell asks for details, DOJ agent VanScio investigates. Erie druggists victimized may testify. trial date pending.
State Auditor General Robert P. Casey criticizing Spartansburg Borough for improper handling of idle Liquid Fuels Tax cash. The 1973 74 audit notes failure to follow prior investment guidance, urges investments when checking balances exceed needs, covering period January 1 1973 to December 31 1974 with cash receipts and fund expenditures detailed on the back page.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott was named as receiving 10000 dollars a year in Gulf Oil Corp cash expenses amid a widening probe of Gulf political donations. The deposition links corporate cash to figures including Lyndon B. Johnson Mark Hatfield Russell Long and Hubert Humphrey with Ford receiving 2000 in 1972 through the Good Government Fund.
A Titusville six year old girl and a Franklin seven year old boy died in two highway incidents yesterday. The Titusville pedestrian case involved a school bus at 3:25 p.m. Christina Dowling ran into the path of a bus driven by Dorothy L. Smith. The girl died at Titusville Hospital from chest and head injuries. In Franklin a seven year old, Brian J. Feltenberger, was struck while waiting for a bus on a rural road at 7:40 a.m. He was taken to Franklin Hospital and pronounced dead. The driver, Lynn E. Keyler, said he could not stop in time. The boy attempted to cross to see an approaching bus.
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